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Doing my education and daily work, my digital abilities gets even stronger day for day.
My prefered style of working is agile, where I have a backlog of tasks, and each task does have a estimate. I love to remove stuff from my todo list or from the backlog.
Give me an introduction to your content, them I am ready to help you with your digital transformation or other software related issues.
You can find my curriculum vitae in this section, it is more detailed than what you find on LinkedIn. But remember a curriculum vitae doesn’t tell much about the person…
I’m working at 7N, as Management consultant , where I’m responsible for our technical platform and for IPR. Together with the team, we strive to help larger companies to get more out of their IT organization (better products, faster time-to-market, cost and performance optimization). I love to solve complex issues and to explain the solution in a simple way.
I’m married with Gitte and we have been married since April 2016. Gitte and I have two lovely daughters, Ella (from October 2015) and Lea (from March 2018).
If you can’t join them – beat them Uffe Ellemann-Jensen
If the facts don’t fit the theory, change the facts Albert Einstein
Do not start solving an issue, if you cannot see perspectives for the solution, or at least see a reason for why the issue is important. If you are missing the ‘why’ of the issue, then the solution you find might not be the correct or optimal solution.
One of the biggest gifts, when communicating or talking to people is your personality. If you your person has likeability and your surroundings can feel your commitment, then all tasks can be done.
Things gets easier when you have a passion, for what you do. Whether it is a passion for keeping your lawn green and beautiful or it is helping a million dollar company getting their software right.
Do not solve only 80% of task, or solve the full task with a half solution. Start doing your tasks with perfection – it might take a little bit longer, but you will only touch the task once.
The most undisputed and important skill for an engineer, must be curiosity. When you get some new hardware – start splitting it, and figure out which pieces it is constructed of. When you get some new software, try to push it to the limits. When the task is to develop a new algorithm, understand why it is necessary and how the old one can be improved.
Being a team player requires the courage to suggest your own ideas, but also to accept others ideas, even if you disagree.
Constructive feedback and celebration of even the smallest success. Acknowledgement is important to have a winning team. At the moment when the team first recognise that collaboration provides more than the individual can bring, the team can start its growth.
From 2013 to 2017 I was a PhD student at SDU Center for Energy Informatics, The Maersk McKinney Moller Institute, University of Southern Denmark. I started the PhD study to obtain more and better skills, but also to get tough challenges in my working life. When I started my studies, I knew that I would not end up being a full time researcher. I did the studies to increase my chances to get a job where I could have impact.
The most difficult part of being a PhD student, it to be focussed and keep the motivation high. When starting the studies, the goal is save the world with help of your research. Then you start scoping the project, and need to cut parts due to the time constraints. Then you end up only touching the surface of what your initial plan was.
The future energy system will have fluctuating energy production due to energy production from wind and solar. One solution for the future energy system, will be to integrate buildings as thermal buffers. This promotes applications among others for energy optimization, Demand Response (DR) and intelligent control strategies for HVAC systems. To enable such applications, the challenge is to create an infrastructure where applications are easy to port between buildings. Software Defined Buildings (SDBs) which facilitate a semantic representation (metadata) for buildings, can provide an infrastructure for Portable Building Applications (PBAs). The challenge is to facilitate a semantic representation for buildings, which is simple and powerful. Therefore the overall research question for this thesis is: How to transform energy and sensor data from buildings to knowledge that support Software Defined Buildings?
This thesis has a constructive research approach. The approach combines analysis of existing solutions, prototyping software tools and data processing methods on real data from buildings. The software tool Metafier has been developed to support the task of annotating and structuring metadata from sensors in buildings. Metafier has been evaluated by three subjects with relevant backgrounds within the topic of energy and buildings. Metafier includes data processing methods for semi-automated metadata generation.
Besides Metafier, a study of data processing methods for Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring (NILM) in an industrial has been performed. The data processing methods disaggregate one sensor into a semantic representation of the equipment connected to the sensor. In addition to the semantic representation the data processing methods estimate the power draw for the connected equipment. This research provides preliminary concepts for applications, to provide disaggregated energy consumption with a minimal sensor infrastructure. Such applications could be part of SDB and developed as PBAs.
The task of annotating and structuring metadata for sensors in buildings, brings value to corresponding data stream of the sensor. The metadata provides context for the sensor and data stream. Metadata for sensors provides the semantic repre- sentation which can combine a physical environment to a SDB.
Based on the contributions of the thesis future research will include development of software tools as PBAs. Refinement of data processing methods for automated metadata generation.
I have been a supervisor for groups of students in the project: Component-based Software Development, at University of Southern Denmark. Helping the students on the process part and if they have questions for the technical part as well. The course is for Software Engineering students at 4th semester.
I am a mentor for startup companies at DTU Skylab, where I can challenge their go to market strategy, but also help with technical parts of their products.
I have decided to write a set of posts at medium.com, doing the next 2 months, I will publish a set of articles related to my work, and what I …
Time for a change, or actually, back to some well known, with a lot of unknowns. Theis Eichel, my previous manager at SIG, is starting a new department at 7N …
After a couple of years, I have decided to move upwards in the food-chain. I will be responsible for getting ParsePort up to speed and to move the business to …
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